Bonheur ASA

Bonheur reports Q1 2026 EPS of 2.2 NOK versus an expected 3.79 NOK, missing the forecast by 41.95%. Revenue rose to 2.87 billion NOK, 2.5% above expectations, supported by a strong result in renewables with production up 8%. The wind‑service segment suffered from contract changes and disposals, while EBITDA and net income increased overall. After the figures, the share fell about 2%; the company forecasts EPS of 1.03 NOK for Q2 and 1.17 NOK for Q3 and remains focused on expanding renewables. » More on de.investing.com

Bonheur reports Q1 2026 EBITDA of NOK 760 million (+4.4%) and net profit of NOK 294 million (+220%), driven by a strong renewable energy segment with NOK 600 million EBITDA. The wind-service business saw EBITDA fall to NOK 177 million but secured a ten-year maintenance contract and significantly increased its order backlog. The cruise business is recovering with positive EBITDA and rising occupancy, while Fred. Olsen Renewables is commissioning projects such as Crystal Rig IV and agreed to acquire the remaining 50% of Muir Mhòr. MEAG’s capital injection and an improved financial structure have lowered financing costs. The stock dipped slightly after the presentation and is viewed as attractively valued with a P/E ratio of 7.85. » More on de.investing.com

Bonheur ASA increased EBITDA in the first quarter of 2026 to NOK 760m (up 4.4%) and net income to NOK 294m (up 216%). Revenue remained stable at NOK 2.9bn; the renewable energy segment benefited from higher generation and better power prices. The wind-service segment was weighed down by the contract mix, while the company highlighted investments in new turbines and a 10-year maintenance agreement with Siemens Gamesa. The share fell 1.97% in premarket trading, and risks remain currency effects, geopolitical tensions and grid outages. » More on de.investing.com